Patent classifications
C30B19/106
FORMATION OF SINGLE CRYSTAL SEMICONDUCTORS USING PLANAR VAPOR LIQUID SOLID EPITAXY
A method of forming a semiconductor structure is provided. The method includes etching a trench in a template layer over a substrate, forming a seed structure over a bottom surface of the trench, forming a dielectric cap over the seed structure, and growing a single crystal semiconductor structure within the trench using a vapor liquid solid epitaxy growth process. The single crystal semiconductor structure is grown from a liquid-solid interface between the seed structure and the bottom surface of the trench.
METHOD OF FORMING OXIDE FILM, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND FILM FORMING APPARATUS CONFIGURED TO FORM OXIDE FILM
A method of forming an oxide film is provided. The method may include: supplying mist of a solution including a material of the oxide film dissolved therein to a surface of a substrate while heating the substrate at a first temperature so as to epitaxially grow the oxide film on the surface; and bringing the oxide film into contact with a fluid comprising oxygen atoms while heating the oxide film at a second temperature higher than the first temperature after the epitaxial growth of the oxide film.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING GROUP III NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR
The present invention reduces warpage of a Group III nitride semiconductor crystal in a method for producing a Group III nitride semiconductor crystal on a seed substrate through a flux method. A Group III nitride semiconductor is grown so that the total Al amount at the interface is not more than 310.sup.14/cm.sup.2, and the total Si amount at the interface is not more than 510.sup.14/cm.sup.2. Here, the total amount at the interface refers to a total number of atoms per unit area of an interface between the grown Group III nitride semiconductor and the seed substrate. Thus, warpage can be reduced by growing a Group III nitride semiconductor through a flux method.
FORMATION OF SINGLE CRYSTAL SEMICONDUCTORS USING PLANAR VAPOR LIQUID SOLID EPITAXY
A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device includes a template layer disposed over a substrate and having a trench therein, a buffer structure disposed over a bottom surface of the trench and comprising a metal oxide, a single crystal semiconductor structure disposed within the trench and over the buffer structure and a gate structure disposed over a channel region of the single crystal semiconductor structure.
SiC single crystal and method for producing same
A p-type SiC single crystal having lower resistivity than the prior art is provided. This is achieved by a method for producing a SiC single crystal in which a SiC seed crystal substrate is contacted with a SiC solution having a temperature gradient such that the temperature decreases from the interior toward the surface, to grow a SiC single crystal, the method comprising: using as the SiC solution a SiC solution containing Si, Cr and Al, wherein the Al content is 3 at % or greater based on the total of Si, Cr and Al; and contacting a (0001) face of the SiC seed crystal substrate with the SiC solution to grow a SiC single crystal from the (0001) face.
SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSTRATE, GALLIUM NITRIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING GALLIUM NITRIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL
There is provided a semiconductor substrate including: a sapphire substrate; an intermediate layer formed of gallium nitride with random crystal directions and provided on the sapphire substrate; and at least one or more semiconductor layers each of which is formed of a gallium nitride single crystal and that are provided on the intermediate layer.
High refractive index organic solid crystal with controlled surface roughness
An organic thin film includes an organic crystalline phase, where the organic crystalline phase defines a surface having a surface roughness (R.sub.a) of less than approximately 10 micrometers over an area of at least approximately 1 cm.sup.2. The organic thin film may be manufactured from an organic precursor and a non-volatile medium material that is configured to mediate the surface roughness of the organic crystalline phase during crystal nucleation and growth. The thin film may be formed using a suitably shaped mold, for example, and the non-volatile medium material may be disposed between a layer of the organic precursor and the mold during processing.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING GROUP 13 NITRIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING GROUP 13 NITRIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL
A method for producing a group 13 nitride single crystal includes dissolving and crystal growing. The dissolving includes dissolving nitrogen in a mixed melt in a reaction vessel that contains the mixed melt, a seed crystal, and a surrounding member. The mixed melt contains an alkali metal and a group 13 metal. The seed crystal is a seed crystal that is placed in the mixed melt and includes a group 13 nitride crystal in which a principal face is a c-plane. The surrounding member is arranged so as to surround the entire area of a side face of the seed crystal. The crystal growing includes growing a group 13 nitride crystal on the seed crystal.
Crystal growth apparatus and manufacturing method of group III nitride crystal
A crystal growth apparatus comprises a reaction vessel holding a melt mixture containing an alkali metal and a group III metal, a gas supplying apparatus supplying a nitrogen source gas to a vessel space exposed to the melt mixture inside the reaction vessel, a heating unit heating the melt mixture to a crystal growth temperature, and a support unit supporting a seed crystal of a group III nitride crystal inside the melt mixture.
Method for producing an n-type SiC single crystal from a Si—C solution comprising a nitride
Provided is a method for producing an n-type SiC single crystal, whereby it is possible to grow an n-type SiC single crystal having a low resistivity at a high speed. A method for producing an n-type SiC single crystal by bringing a SiC seed crystal substrate into contact with a SiC solution having such a temperature gradient that the temperature gradually decreases from the inside toward the surface, thereby achieving the crystal growth of the n-type SiC single crystal. The method involves adding a nitride to a raw material for forming the SiC solution or to the SiC solution.